Reach A Tree Cutting Sources Sought.pdf
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- American River Common Features Natomas Basin- Reach A - Tree Removal & Mitigation Project at Rio Ramaza
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- W9123820B0009
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This sources sought notice is seeking capability statements from small businesses for tree removal and mitigation services along the Natomas Basin, Reach A levee in California. Interested offerors are requested to submit capability statements by July 24, 2020 detailing their experience, socioeconomic status as a small business, contact information, and interest in bidding. The anticipated requirement includes removing woody vegetation from the levee construction limits, transplanting elderberry shrubs, planting native species at an off-site mitigation location, and associated environmental compliance and monitoring responsibilities. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will use the received capability statements for market research purposes in advance of issuing a solicitation for the tree removal and mitigation work required to support the Natomas Basin, Reach A levee reconstruction project.
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American River Common Features Natomas Basin- Reach A - Tree Removal & Mitigation Project at Rio Ramaza
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is anticipating an upcoming requirement for removal of woody vegetation from within the Natomas Basin, Reach A, in advance of a levee Reconstruction Project, transplant elderberries, and plant associated natives at off-site locations.
The major work elements for tree removal includes; felling, bucking, limbing, pruning, chipping and cutting vegetation growing within the levee construction limits and elsewhere. In involves preparing and submitting SWPPP, inspections and monitoring reports, and installing BMPs. It also involves repairing fences that are impacted from work, repairing paving and soil grades, and seeding grasses of all disturbed soil. The major work elements for elderberry transplanting includes; digging up, burlapping rootballs, hauling, and reinserting them at a mitigation site. The major work elements for mitigation includes propagating and installing seedlings, refurbishing a water well, installing an irrigation system, seeding grasses, watering and weeding plants, mowing and spraying the grasses, as well as, documenting work through plant surveys, monthly records and yearly reports, and cleanup. The overall responsibility of the Contractor will be to design, plan, coordinate, organize, manage, and perform the activities required.
We are seeking responses to determine the availability of small businesses category type set-asides. Please respond by submitting a capability statement if you are interested in proposing on this solicitation when issued.
Please note: The responses received will be used for market research purposes only.
Please submit responses to Amber.Scyoc@usace.army.mil and Leah.Caldwell@usace.army.mil no later than Friday, 24 July 2020.
Please include a Capability Statement that includes:
1) Offeror's name, DUNS#, address, point of contact, phone number, and e-mail address.
2) Offeror's interest in bidding on the solicitation when it is issued.
3) Offeror's capability to perform comparable work performed within the past 3 years - Describe brief description of the project, customer name, timeliness of performance, customer satisfaction, and dollar value of the project) - provide at least 3 examples if possible. For Joint Ventures, please include projects completed by the Joint Venture as well.
4) Offeror's socioeconomic type and Business Size (Small Business, HUBZone, Service Disabled Veteran Owned and/or Small Business, 8(a), WOSB, etc.).
mailto:Amber.Scyoc@usace.army.mil mailto:Leah.Caldwell@usace.army.mil
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